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MVVM: IUIVisualizer and event management with behaviors
Open the project in Visual Studio 2008 SP1, it should build and run without any issues. This is the key that invokers will use to display the UI visually; I often use the typename of the View, but you can use any string here as long as you are consistent in registration vs. To use them, you add the behavior to the visual element in question, for example, the watermarked textbox behavior gets applied like this: {rtf1ansiansicpglang1024noproof65001uc1 deff0{fonttbl{f0fnilfcharset0fprq1 Consolas;}}{colortbl;??red0green0blue255;red255green255blue255;red163green21blue21;red255green0blue0;}??fs28
Mark's Blog of Random Thoughts
- Friday, February 5, 2010
Using T4 templates with Silverlight
Everyone who has Visual Studio 2008 also has T4 templates that can be used to generate code, or anything else textual for that matter. Using T4 should be pretty easy but unfortunately Visual Studio kind of hides the fact, there is no “Add T4 template” option and when you manually add one there is no help whatsoever in the box to create a working template. There are some tools out there that will help some but getting started with a simple template is easy. The following is a simple template to create a simple class 1: 2: 3: <#. 10: {. 12: {. 15: {.
The Problem Solver
- Saturday, March 21, 2009
Fixing SVCUTIL.EXE for Orcas Beta 2
Microsoft apparently didn't resign all the tools in the SDK supplied with Beta 2 of Visual Studio 2008. SVCUtil.exe also has this problem and it causes any proxy-generation from VS.NET 2008 to fail (as well as killing the client tester process which is spawned for WCF testing). This is actually documented in the readme that UISpy has this issue, which of course, I didn't read. You'll know you've hit this error when the program crashes with a "System.IO.FileException" and indicates that it has failed strong-name validation. It's easy enough to fix.
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Fixing SVCUTIL.EXE for Orcas Beta 2
Microsoft apparently didn't resign all the tools in the SDK supplied with Beta 2 of Visual Studio 2008. SVCUtil.exe also has this problem and it causes any proxy-generation from VS.NET 2008 to fail (as well as killing the client tester process which is spawned for WCF testing). This is actually documented in the readme that UISpy has this issue, which of course, I didn't read. You'll know you've hit this error when the program crashes with a "System.IO.FileException" and indicates that it has failed strong-name validation. It's easy enough to fix.
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Fixing SVCUTIL.EXE for Orcas Beta 2
Microsoft apparently didn't resign all the tools in the SDK supplied with Beta 2 of Visual Studio 2008. SVCUtil.exe also has this problem and it causes any proxy-generation from VS.NET 2008 to fail (as well as killing the client tester process which is spawned for WCF testing). This is actually documented in the readme that UISpy has this issue, which of course, I didn't read. You'll know you've hit this error when the program crashes with a "System.IO.FileException" and indicates that it has failed strong-name validation. It's easy enough to fix.
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Using T4 templates with Silverlight
Everyone who has Visual Studio 2008 also has T4 templates that can be used to generate code, or anything else textual for that matter. Using T4 should be pretty easy but unfortunately Visual Studio kind of hides the fact, there is no “Add T4 template” option and when you manually add one there is no help whatsoever in the box to create a working template. There are some tools out there that will help some but getting started with a simple template is easy. The following is a simple template to create a simple class 1: 2: 3: <#. 10: {. 12: {. 15: {.
The Problem Solver
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MVVM: IUIVisualizer and event management with behaviors
Open the project in Visual Studio 2008 SP1, it should build and run without any issues. This is the key that invokers will use to display the UI visually; I often use the typename of the View, but you can use any string here as long as you are consistent in registration vs. To use them, you add the behavior to the visual element in question, for example, the watermarked textbox behavior gets applied like this: {rtf1ansiansicpglang1024noproof65001uc1 deff0{fonttbl{f0fnilfcharset0fprq1 Consolas;}}{colortbl;??red0green0blue255;red255green255blue255;red163green21blue21;red255green0blue0;}??fs28
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